Gable Stevenson has already set his next step within the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC). After quickly knocking out Elisha Ellison in his highly anticipated debut at UFC 329 , Jon Jones ' protégé will return to action at UFC 331, scheduled for September 19th, against Sean Sharaf.
Undefeated, with four first-round knockouts in four career fights, Steveson carries the expectation of becoming a big name in the sport.
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Trained by Jon Jones , the 26-year-old American impresses with his resume: Olympic gold medalist and two-time NCAA champion, in addition to a dominant record in collegiate wrestling, with 85 wins and only two losses. The athlete also had a brief stint in American football, even being part of the Buffalo Bills roster in the NFL, as well as an experience in WWE that did not materialize.
On the other side, Sean Sharaf, 33, has a record of four wins and two losses in professional MMA. The American has yet to win in the UFC octagon, having been knocked out by Junior Tafa and Steven Asplund.
Watch Gable Stevenson's knockout at UFC 329
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Gable Steveson earns the RD1 knockout at #UFC329!
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— UFC (@ufc) July 12, 2026
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